Steuer v. Royal Cigar Co.

The case of Edward Steuer v. The Royal Cigar Company, is a proceeding in error to the court of common pleas.

Suit was brought first before a justice of the peace by the Royal Cigar Company, which is a partnership, against Edward Steuer, charging that he was indebted to the Cigar Company upon an account.

Steuer answered that the account was for the use of a billiard and pool table, and that the account was incurred under such circumstances that the plaintiff was not entitled to recover.

The case was appealed to the court of common pleas and there tried, resulting in a verdict and -judgment fo.r…